Phygitals: published odds, audited live

Solana · graded-card packs · publishes odds (we audit + verify on-chain) · data refreshed 2026-07-05 16:25 UTC · by RipIndex, independent — methodology

Phygitals (phygitals.com) is a Solana marketplace whose “Fanatics-style” packs rip random graded cards with published odds and an instant sell-back. It's the third-largest platform we track by volume. RipIndex ingests its live pull feed, audits the published odds against what actually drops, and — because pulls mint real NFTs — verifies pulls on-chain (99%+ of recorded pulls check out as real Solana assets).

Live: the two EV numbers that matter

PackPriceTheoretical edgeCash-out edgePulls (7d)
Rookie Pack$25 +7.0% -9.1% 5,788
Elite Pack$50 +3.9% -11.7% 3,790
Legend Pack$250 +2.7% -7.6% 2,122
Platinum Pack$500 +3.7% -6.6% 326
Mythic Pack$1,000 +3.9% -6.5% 344
Starter Pack$25 +3.7% -11.8% 1,654
Elite Pack$50 +0.7% -14.4% 803
East Blue Pack$80 +3.2% -12.3% 1,321
Legend Pack$250 +2.1% -8.1% 706
Platinum Pack$500 +2.7% -7.6% 443
Mythic Pack$1,000 +3.4% -6.9% 98
Starter Pack$50 +2.6% -12.8% 247
Legend Pack$250 +4.7% -5.8% 94
Platinum Pack$500 +4.0% -6.5% 21

Read the two edge columns together: the theoretical edge (published card values vs price) often shows positive, but the cash-out edge — what you'd actually clear selling straight back — is negative on every pack. Same pattern as everywhere in this category; Phygitals just lets us show it precisely because it publishes its numbers.

Name check: this page covers phygitals.com, the trading-card gacha. It is unrelated to “Phygital+” (an AI design tool) that shows up for similar searches.

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Frequently asked

Is Phygitals legit?

The pulls are real — we verify them as actual Solana NFTs (99%+ of recorded pulls confirm on-chain), the odds are published, and our feed audit runs continuously. Real, and still −EV once you cash out: the sell-back edge is negative on every pack.

Phygitals shows positive EV on some packs — is that real?

The theoretical edge (published values vs price) can read positive. The cash-out edge — applying the actual sell-back — is negative across the board. Both numbers are in the table above; the difference is the house margin.

Is this the same as Phygital+?

No — Phygital+ is an unrelated AI design product. This page covers phygitals.com, the sports/TCG card gacha marketplace.

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